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November 13, 2007

When all is said and done, the only change that will make a difference is the transformation of the human heart. --Peter Senge

Personal Transformation Required:
"Nothing happens without "personal transformation." But at the heart of any serious effort to alter how we operate lies a concern with three dysfunctions of our culture: fragmentation, competition, and reactiveness.The word health has the same roots as "whole." Like people, organizations can get sick and die. They also need to be cured and healed. Yet, like physicians who focus only on their specialty, most consultants fragment complex situations into symptoms, treat the symptoms, and rarely inquire into the deeper causes." So begins this article by renowned business author Peter Senge that further explores the necessity of personal transformation in creating a learning organization. [more]

Be The Change:
"Growth Only Comes When You Transform" is a short reflection on our unique ability to participate in our own evolution. [more]


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On Nov 13, 2007 supun writes: Dr Ariyaratne of the organization Sarvodaya gave some good advice, "Don't blame the leaders, take a look at the system that we are all a part of." I think this applies locally, globally, company-wide, personally.
 
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